Shahid Kapoor doesn’t want to be overprotective for daughter Misha

November 4, 2016

New Delhi, Nov 4: Actor Shahid Kapoor hs recently entered fatherhood and has over the moon post the arrival of his daughter Misha. The actor is leaving no stone unturned to be the best father to his princess.

shahimishaHowever, there is one thing he is making sure about his journey of fatherhood. Shahid has admitted that he doesn’t want to have his father Pankaj Kapur’s hyper traits.

Sasha, who shares a great bond with his father, admitted that Pankaj is a bit hyper and over protective and this is what he doesn’t want to do with his daughter.

The ‘Udta Punjab’ actor during his recent interview got candid about his father and said, “There are things about him that I think are amazing, there are things about him that I don't want to be like that with my child”.

However, Shahid also sang praises for hid dad and averred that Pankaj had been a great friend to him. He also said that to some extent he would like to have a bond with Misha like he has with dad.

On being quizzed about the piece of advice daddy Pankaj gave to his son before her stepped into fatherhood, Shahid said, “Actually more than a piece of advice: what my dad told me was that 'Now, you will know all the complaints that I have always had against you'."

Shahid stated that the veteran often complains about not spending much time with him or not calling him everyday. Though Shahid does make a call to his father on daily basis, but Pankaj still complaints about not being able to connect enough with his son.

“Finally when obviously Misha happened, he told me, 'Now you will know what it's like when you miss your child'", Shahid added.

On the work front, Shahid Kapoor will be next seen in Vishal Bhardwaj’s ‘Rangoon’ also starring Kangana Ranaut and Saif Ali Khan. The movie is scheduled to release in February next year.

Besides, the actor has been roped in for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s periodical drama ‘Padmavati’ opposite Deepika Padukone. While he will portray the role of Deepika’s onscreen husband, ‘Padmavati’ will also feature Ranveer Singh as the main antagonist Allauddin Khilji.

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August 5,2020

New Delhi, Aug 5: Playback singer S P Balasubrahmanyam on Wednesday confirmed testing positive for COVID-19 with 'mild' symptoms.

The 74-year-old musician shared the information through a video message posted on his official Facebook page.

In the video, the singer detailed about having a little "discomfort" for two days, stating he had chest congestion along with cold and on-off fever, which led him to get tested for the virus.

However, he also mentioned that he could have stayed at home in self-quarantine, as advised, but did not want to put his family in danger, and hence got admitted by his own choice, to recover quickly.

"I am in good hand, I am in good health. Nobody has to worry about this. The fever has subsided, and in two days I'll be discharged and I'll be home. Thanks for the concern," he said in the video message.

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June 16,2020

Mumbai, Jun 16: In the wake of Sushant Singh Rajput's death, veteran actor Deepti Naval has opened up about her struggle with depression and suicidal thoughts in the early 90s.

Naval shared a poem that she wrote during her struggle with depression on her Facebook page after paying tributes to Rajput, who was found hanging in his Bandra apartment on Sunday at the age of 34.

According to a police official, Mumbai Police found out during the probe that the actor was under medication for depression

"Dark days these... So much has been happening - mind has come to a point of stillness... Or rather numbness. Today I feel like sharing a poem I wrote back in the years when I was fighting depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts - Yes, fighting... and like how," Naval wrote.

The 68-year-old actor made her debut with Shyam Benegal's 1978 "Junoon" and went on to feature in films like "Chashme Buddoor", "Ankahee", "Mirch Masala", Saath Saath among others in the 80s.

Naval's poem, titled "Black Wind", begins by describing how anxiety engulfs a person.

"Anxiety grips me with both hands, spiked claws dig deep into my soul I gasp for breath and stagger around sharp corners of my single bed.."

In the poem, Naval talks about fighting suicidal thoughts and depression, describing it as a "ghoulish lust" she won't succumb to.

"The telephone rings... no, it stops...God damn! Why don't anyone speak? A voice, Just a human voice In this shameless, pitiless Abyss of the night - gloom deepens into darkness, turns purple I feel dark inside."

The actor ends by writing that she will survive the night, its "deathly design" and fight.

"The world's a snake pit, so let it be! I dare the devil to get the better of me! Deepti Naval, Night of July 28, 1991."

In an interview with PTI last year, Naval had mentioned how acting assignments started to thin in the late 90s and as a "serious actor" it was "devastating" to be ignored.

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January 15,2020

Chennai, Jan 15: Superstar Rajinikanth on Tuesday called for neutrality in journalism and urged media outlets to report the truth.

Addressing an event organised by Tamil magazine ''Thuglak' in Chennai, the superstar-turned-politician said that the country needs a journalist like the late Cho S Ramaswamy, who helmed the publication for decades.

"The times, politics and society are going bad. In such a scenario, the media had a huge responsibility towards the people," he said.

Some television channels are biased towards political parties, Rajinikanth said. He added that media, critics and journalists must report the truth impartially.

Comparing true news to milk and fake reportage to water, Rajinikanth said people will not be able to distinguish between the two if they are mixed.

"Only journalists need to tell which portion is milk and which is water...write the truth and don't make a lie seem like truth," he said, amid applause.

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